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Solo developer releases open-source Bastion app for AI-run home router privacy audits

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A solo developer, Movez (@0xMovez), released Bastion, an open-source Mac and Windows app in which AI agents check a home router for privacy and security problems.

The app runs on an existing Claude or ChatGPT subscription and does not require an API key. Its scanner checks 12 router settings. Movez says his first scan of his own network scored 77/100.

Movez says Claude Opus 5.5 wrote the codebase using nine parallel agents, and that a separate security agent found and fixed 11 holes in the code. These claims come from his own post and have not been independently verified.

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    Solo builder ships open-source app using AI agents to audit home Wi-Fi privacy

    AIA solo developer built Bastion, an open-source Mac and Windows app where AI agents check a home router for privacy and security problems. The app runs on an existing Claude or ChatGPT subscription and does not need an API key. Its scanner checks 12 router settings, and the developer's first scan of his own network scored 77/100. He says Claude Opus 5.5 wrote the codebase across nine parallel agents, with a separate security agent finding and fixing 11 holes.

    Video from @0xMovez's post

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